Tag: Northern Ireland
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Brexit 2020: Where are we now?
Who better to tell us than Dr Katy Hayward who has produced this short summary following a recent online event with community workers and leaders across Northern Ireland.
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Reforming Sexual Consent in Northern Ireland: Reflections on ‘Reasonable Belief’
In the second of two Queen’s Policy Engagement Briefing Papers, Dr Eithne Dowds situates Northern Ireland’s approach to sexual consent within broader trends towards ‘affirmative models of consent’.
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Sexual Consent in Northern Ireland: The Social and Legal Dimensions
This is the first of two Queen’s Policy Engagement Briefing Papers by Dr Eithne Dowds. In this paper, Dr Dowds looks at how consent, despite being a key concept in the law on sexual offences in Northern Ireland, is subject to different and competing interpretations.
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The UK Approach to the Northern Ireland Protocol
Dr Katy Hayward provides an analysis of the UK’s command paper on the Northern Ireland protocol.
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Facing and fixing the democratic deficit in post-Brexit Northern Ireland
Dr Katy Hayward looks at a new report on Brexit, the Protocol and the governance challenges they pose for Northern Ireland
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Cancer Care in the Era of COVID-19 – Online Panel Discussion
Queen’s University Belfast has been playing a leading role in the fight against COVID-19, particularly in the cancer domain.
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The Specialised Committee on the Protocol on Ireland/Northern Ireland
Professor David Phinnemore takes a look at the Specialised Committee on the Protocol on Ireland/Northern Ireland which will be meeting for the first time on 30 April.
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Northern Ireland’s MPs: their influence on Brexit
Northern Ireland’s 18 MPs find themselves in a Parliament beholden to Johnson, but are the strategies of their parties likely to make any difference to Northern Ireland’s Brexit fortunes asks Dr Katy Hayward.
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Coronavirus and the need for a new social and economic contract
In order to stem the inevitable economic downturn that will follow the COVID-19 crisis, we need something that provides every single person with the basic economic security they are entitled to. We need a Universal Basic Income says Patrick Brown.
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New report on Parliament and Brexit
Parliament faced unprecedented challenges during the tumultuous Brexit years – many of which remain unresolved – finds a new academic report by the UK in a Changing Europe.